Aml Maple

Aml Maple is a simple-to-use piece of kit that indicates the current language configuration of the keyboard. It comes in handy when you are juggling multiple projects in different languages at a time, such as writing a paper for school or preparing a work assigning while talking to friends on Facebook.

Once installed, Aml Maple creates an icon in the taskbar notifications area and pops up the configuration panel. It has a neatly organized structure and intuitive options for all types of users.

When it is active, the program shows the current language next to the cursor when typing text. It is possible to change the UI language, toggle US and UK format for English, make the app automatically run at every Windows startup until further notice and set a delay time, as well as hide its icon from the Alt-Tab list.

You can change the text cursor color, move it beneath the cursor instead from the right, adjust the text cursor width (in pixels), as well as create an exceptions list with applications.

There were no kind of issues in our tests, as the tool did not freeze, crash or pop up error messages. As expected, it runs on low CPU and RAM, so it does not hamper system performance. There is also a portable edition available for those who want to skip the installer and run it directly from a pen drive.

In a nutshell, Aml Maple proves to be a reliable software utility for helping you keep track of the keyboard's language configuration, and it can be easily handled by all types of users.